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Poll Question: Which of these brews is the best?
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8 [4.76%]
3 [1.79%]
8 [4.76%]
3 [1.79%]
3 [1.79%]
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4 [2.38%]
33 [19.64%]
3 [1.79%]
8 [4.76%]
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8 [4.76%]
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2 [1.19%]
31 [18.45%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [0.60%]
6 [3.57%]
2 [1.19%]
14 [8.33%]
2 [1.19%]
7 [4.17%]
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Bell's Porter.  Not bad.


I just had some of that too Pat.  Was really unimpressed.  Maybe just a bad batch...

If you're looking for a knockout one check out Founders Porter.  About the same price as Bells.
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Bell's Porter.  Not bad.
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I am drinking a bomber of Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout and holy god is it coffee flavored!

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don't often drink stouts but this was darn good despite hating everything else Iindependence Brewery had to offer
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edit: oops, that is a very big picture


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Edited by Padraic - March 29 2014 at 17:59
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Had one of my favourites yesterday evening
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So, for me tonight, it's Great Lakes Burning River Pale Ale.
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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

My coworker had an Evil Twin Ying & Yang (two bottles, black & tan) last night.  They were both 10% so when he was done he rightly claimed his coding productivity was probably nil.  LOL


Those are both amazing on their own... but did he combine them?


He did indeed.  Said it was the best black & tan he's ever had.
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

My coworker had an Evil Twin Ying & Yang (two bottles, black & tan) last night.  They were both 10% so when he was done he rightly claimed his coding productivity was probably nil.  LOL


LOL

Whoa...
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

My coworker had an Evil Twin Ying & Yang (two bottles, black & tan) last night.  They were both 10% so when he was done he rightly claimed his coding productivity was probably nil.  LOL


Those are both amazing on their own... but did he combine them?
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My coworker had an Evil Twin Ying & Yang (two bottles, black & tan) last night.  They were both 10% so when he was done he rightly claimed his coding productivity was probably nil.  LOL
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I generally love quads/barleywines, but can't really picture it working well to bourbon-barrel age one.  Not compatible tastes, I'd think.
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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

Now here's a memorable beer, way over the top in taste.

And a sample review by some dude on the beer rating site: 
 Huge beautiful aroma, all coconut and vanilla and dried cherry. Rich red with very light lacing. Notes of coffee, more coconut, intensely sweet caramel, toffee, bananas foster / spicy banana bread, and then a heavy alcohol burn- this might be the bourbon barrels showing off- and slightly harsh pine needle finish. Sticky sweetness remains on my tongue. Just so much going on here, if the finish were smoother I think this would be a 4.5+. Excellent nonetheless.







Man, this stuff is way too much for me.  This stuff will mess you up.....over 11% alcohol. It tastes like about half bourbon, half beer.

If you wanna be knocked on your ass, pick this sh*t up.  OOFTA.  I really don't care for it on second try.  Too strong for me to enjoy. 


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Man that looks tastyBeer
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Organic Chocolate Stout
Even better than Young's  Double Choc stout imho....this one by Smith is very smooth and is easy to drink at only abv of 5%. ....my current favorite choc stout.
One does nothing yet nothing is left undone.
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Wow, sumac beer....heavyLOL.   Love the reflections of the party in the bottles....will have to look for it. 

That Barleywine ale is pretty intense.  My head is very glad I stopped when i did last night.  I've a sense you could mess yourself up pretty bad with it if you aren't careful.  Though I'm a bit of a lightweight with drinks anyway. 
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Porter made with sumac, pretty great
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Now here's a memorable beer, way over the top in taste.

And a sample review by some dude on the beer rating site: 
 Huge beautiful aroma, all coconut and vanilla and dried cherry. Rich red with very light lacing. Notes of coffee, more coconut, intensely sweet caramel, toffee, bananas foster / spicy banana bread, and then a heavy alcohol burn- this might be the bourbon barrels showing off- and slightly harsh pine needle finish. Sticky sweetness remains on my tongue. Just so much going on here, if the finish were smoother I think this would be a 4.5+. Excellent nonetheless.
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